L.R.S.

Justin @blacktopsealcoat was his board name. A lot of credit unions will go 20 years on RVs. 

Used a wash tub pit for years and it worked great. 

Now I use my fire pit a friend made on a water jet table when we camp in Ocotillo and Nevada. Its big and works great.

In Glamis we always just dug a small pit in the sand in Glamis but last season my buddy gave me a 2/3 drum fire pit to try out. It has holes drilled all around it and puts out a lot of heat. Best part is not a lot of embers if there's a little breeze. We were surprised and it worked really well. Down side is drum is only good for about 10 people, where a big fire pit can have lots more people around it. 

Wow this thing is clean AF!

Glad I got to see this project from the very beginning. You did more work to this car while in Glamis then I did to my car the entire season in my shop. 

27 minutes ago, Snap-On Chris said:

Thanks for taking the time to write this out.... I had already covered most of your list, but the rear stabilizer jacks and soar up top is gonna be added!! Thanks again

Those jacks will catch on any low/high driveway you go through if mounted at the extreme rear.  Might not be an issue if they are mounted a little more forward.  If you need them I'd use the removable hand crank jacks that don't mount permanently to the trailer.

Solar to keep batteries charged while in storage. Exterior 120v plugs front and rear, 12v and USB charger port interior front, and exterior near side door.

Got em. 

Never had Facebook. Started using Instagram in 2013 when I was racing because people posted a lot of pics and  videos I couldn't see. The more I posted the more my business grew. Used to post a pic almost everyday of a tranaport job or car I was prepping but lately it's been mostly IG stories which drop off after 24 hours. 

Similar to what I've learned about checking myself before replying on GD I check myself before replying on IG. 

Though I can't appreciate a post count I think content means more than an arbitrary number.

I miss sachez (I think I'm spelling it wrong, can't figure out his screen name and apologize). Kevin was a great man. Only had the pleasure of meeting and hanging with him for one weekend in Ocotillo  but always appreciated his posts on gd.com.

I'm going to a wedding in Temecula this Saturday. I can pick up the steps.

Such a great event. Looking forward to it!

9 minutes ago, Doonit said:

ALL my LRS, Outback, and J alper knowledge is gooonnnnnnneeeeee nooooooooo LOL Chit

I'll do some tech threads again. Just need to make the time.